Saturday, Feb. 26th – 7 Pm (PT)
BJ Penn vs. Jon Fitch – Penn is an exceptional fighter with an amazing sprawl. But, somehow I don’t think he has what it takes to keep Fitch from taking him down. Once on the ground, Fitch will control Penn from the top. Penn can try to submit Fitch, but it would be almost impossible. Fitch will win this fight on points.
Fitch via UD
Michael Bisping vs. Jorge Rivera – Hopefully, all the trash-talking that happened online will spill into the Octagon. Rivera is a good fighter, but Bisping is more active. Bisping has what it takes to beat tough competition. Both fighters will trade punches, and Bisping will come out on top. Bisping will control the fight, but I don’t think that he can finish Rivera.
Bisping via SD
George Sotiropoulos vs. Dennis Siver – Sotiropoulos is plowing through everything in his path. Siver NEEDS to keep this fight standing, and win via KO. If the fight hits the ground, it will be over quickly as Sotiropoulos will once again display his BJJ skills for the fans to see.
Sotiropoulos via RNC – Rd. 1
Chris Lytle vs. Brian Ebersole – Lytle was supposed to face Carlos Condit, but Condit was injured and Ebersole was brought in on a two-week notice. Lytle is a very versatile fighter, with very durable hands. His boxing is good, but he’s really not known for his KO power. With that said, Ebersole needs to take this fight to the ground, so he can control the fight. I think that this fight will stay standing, with Lytle coming out on top because of his boxing skills.
Lytle via TKO – Rd. 1
Kyle Noke vs. Chris Camozzi – This fight could go either way as both fighters have similar styles. It’s pretty much a toss-up. So, I say that this fight hits the ground with Noke coming on top via points.
Noke via SD
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